QuantumInteger
QuantumInteger t1_j9nmbw4 wrote
Reply to comment by MrVandalous in Apple is convinced my dog is stalking me. A vital AirTag safety feature is incorrectly notifying me every day. by MayoFetish
Sleep on the dog bed. Assert dominance.
QuantumInteger t1_j4ytwna wrote
Reply to comment by blatantninja in Family Dynamics and Doctors' Emotions Drive Useless End-of-Life Care. Surveys repeatedly indicate that nearly all people would rather die peacefully at home, yet painful, long-shot treatments remain common, and efforts to reduce usage have failed by Wagamaga
Just call it humane euthanasia. We do it to dogs and cats at their end. Because we love them and don’t want to them to suffer. Why not also for human? Being able to choose your end is hell of a lot better than letting it come for you.
QuantumInteger t1_j4321ba wrote
Reply to comment by TunaOnWytNoCrust in Intel breaks the 6GHz barrier with $699 Core i9-13900KS processor by Avieshek
That’d be Apple Silicon. There’s a reason Apple harped on perform per watts. This TDP creep is getting out of control.
QuantumInteger t1_j2lolgu wrote
Reply to comment by SexyOldHobo in An analysis of data from 30 survey projects spanning 137 countries found that 75% of people in liberal democracies hold a negative view of China, and 87% hold a negative view of Russia. However, for the rest of the world, 70% feel positively towards China, and 66% feel positively towards Russia. by glawgii
China is most certainly an aggressor state. They got that big by conquering their neighbors over several thousand years. You can ask the Tibetans, the Vietnamese, the Hainanese, Cantonese, or the people living on Formosa before it became Taiwan. China was an imperial power long before Western countries even mastered gunpowder.
QuantumInteger t1_j1zvvxr wrote
Reply to comment by vrenak in New sanctions starting to bite Russia’s economy as Moscow admits deficit impact by Minezenroll
Aren’t their stock market, especially their forex market, still closed? At this point, it’s just artificial currency control propping up the economy.
QuantumInteger t1_iyc5l2i wrote
Reply to comment by MrFuzzyPaw in Bank of Canada lost $522 million in third quarter, marking first loss in its history by Prometheus_3_6_9
Joke’s on you buddy! Burning down the White House will be an improvement.
QuantumInteger t1_ixwiwsu wrote
> "The United States produce cheap gas but sell it to us at high price," Macron told French executives on November 8.
Yeah, that tends to happen those natural gas has be chilled to a liquified state and shipped to another continent in special ships that can maintain said liquified state.
QuantumInteger t1_ix5nog2 wrote
Reply to comment by Kinexity in European Union strikes €6bn deal to develop own broadband satellite network by Sorin61
That’s a real long way away. Ukraine would still have to address deep systemic corruption and democracy related problems. To join the EU, there’s also consideration for public debt as a percentage of GDP (Ukrainian will require a lot of loans to rebuild after the war). That’s assuming the EU (hopefully) dodges the upcoming eurozone crisis (Italy’s debt crisis, probable recession in Germany, energy crisis, migrant crisis, fascist governments in Italy and Hungary, inflation, etc).
QuantumInteger t1_jaf4zu2 wrote
Reply to comment by bigj4155 in iPhone users will soon be able to send iMessages through their PCs. by Rifletree
Apple would just laugh since this will hurt those companies more than it would for Apple.